Marc Henrichmann, chair of the Bundestag’s intelligence oversight committee, emphasized that the rights of known extremists should not outweigh public safety. He called for improved data sharing among security agencies and longer evaluation periods for terrorist threats. Johannes Winkel, leader of the Young Union, proposed that all offenders classified as threats should be subject to adult criminal law, arguing that previous leniency under juvenile law is no longer acceptable. The discussions follow the fatal police shooting of the suspected attacker, who had previously received a suspended sentence under juvenile law.